Precise Morphology Control via Backbone‐Derived Solid Additive Enables Binary Organic Solar Cells to Achieve 20% Efficiency and Thick‐Film Compatibility
Wei Lü(Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics), Hongzheng Chen(Zhejiang University), Jie Min(Wuhan University of Technology), Shouchun Yin(Hangzhou Normal University), Jiaxu Che(Shenzhen Technology University), Hanlin Hu(Anhui University of Science and Technology), Lingling Zhan(State Key Laboratory of Silicon Materials), Jinyang Yu(State Key Laboratory of Modern Optical Instruments), Yingliang Liu(South China Agricultural University), Yun Li(Hangzhou Normal University), Tianyi Chen(Hebei University of Technology), Jinzhi Zhang(Hangzhou Normal University), Rui Sun(Jiangsu University), Xiaokang Sun(Shenzhen Polytechnic University), Guangye Zhang(Shenzhen Technology University), Yaxin Yang(East China University of Technology), Jiaying Wu(Guangzhou University)
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